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A documentary about how cricket was made into a money making machine by BCCI.

The film follows the story of Babban, a 37 year old transgender, muslim forest guard who seeks a life of freedom, away from the oppression of their family.

Shot on mobile phone cameras in western Uttar Pradesh, In Between Us seeks to explore the personal positions of two women - Rajkumari, a social activist, and Ruchika, a documentary filmmaker and educator within the stratified structure of caste.

In a quaint Himalayan village, an ambitious 11-year-old dreams of becoming an astronaut, banking on a new road for better education. When corruption sabotages the road, she and her friends hatch a plan to pay-back the superstitious local contractor responsible for the catastrophe. Language: Kumaoni.

Through the discerning lens of a Bahujan feminist filmmaker operating within the upper-caste Indian film industry, the film delves deep into critical themes of liberty, equality, fraternity, social justice, exclusion, and marginalised representation. Bridging the realms of Ambedkarite politics with the visual language of cinema, it offers a poignant representation of the culture, history, and politics of marginalised communities within popular cinema and media. A cinematic embodiment of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar’s philosophical legacy, as it questions the deeply rooted institution of caste in India, the film becomes a powerful commentary on religion, revolution, politics, and the fundamental right to freedom of speech.

The film explores societal inequality through subversive imagery, examining the bleak consumerist landscape and its transition between industrial and organic spaces.

Set during the Mughal Empire in India, villagers accuse a woman of casting the ‘evil eye’ (nazar) on their village, resulting in calls for her execution. King Akbar turns to his advisor, Birbal, to examine whether their fears are founded in reality or rooted in superstition.

Nagarjun was an eminent Maithili and Hindi poet. He had also written novels, short stories and travelogues. Born in Madhubani district of Bihar state, he was famous for his revolutionary ideas.

This documentary explores the world of amateur theatre in India.

Presenting a stand-up comedy video "Serving Spicyy" in Hindi by Indian stand up comedian Manoj Doogra. Nowadays we are dwelling with a stressful life and we are trying to overcome this aggravating life with the help of any stand up comedian. Manoj Doogra, an Indian standup comedian is one of them who tried to bring happiness in your life. In this video, you'll receive a ton of laughter treatment. Keep Smiling!!!

In Jenifer Datta-Areng's second short film, a woman in her apartment has her life is interrupted by the entry of her abusive boyfriend, until she discovers a hidden switch that may be the key to her escape.

The film explores the everyday that lives within the spaces of a household, situated in a newly constructed landscape of suburban Delhi. Through shared routines and silences of the family, it looks at the nature of connection and solitude that is contained inside and outside of the home.

A noisy, hyper-mischievous classroom of 4th graders are caught off-guard as the teacher walks in unannounced, which is followed by a surprise test of creativity and character.

Privacy is no more a myth! In his 'Hatke' style, Ranveer Singh sheds light on the importance of secure messaging with WhatsApp’s high-end features.

This cartoon film tries to portray the importance of family planning and the ultimate dangers leading to an utter chaos in the absence of proper population control.

What is the English language plot outline for Dulhan Ganga Paar Ke (2018)?

Karan is a transman, who recently had a gender affirmation surgery and something as trivial as going to the beach shirtless has been a dream and an act of liberation for him. Aditya, a cis-man and his buddy has been a testimony to Karan’s struggle with gender dysphoria throughout college, who stood up more often for Karan than he had for himself.

The story of the film is set in a village of Chhattisgarh (then Madhya Pradesh) which has prevalent caste discrimination. It starts with the landlord talking to the Purohit (Priest), and later with his wife Dulari regarding how he wants to take Charandas (who belongs to the [Satanami] community) to court for land acquisition. Fulwati (Charandas' wife) asks him to settle the matter instead of fighting over it. The Purohit on the other hand, tries to instigate differences between Satanami community among upper caste people through his preaching. But the kids in the village seems to question caste discrimination and discuss it in their school. After some years, Nayandas (son of Charandas) goes to Agriculture University for higher education & becomes good friends with Ravikant Tiwari.

A single father, torn between paying rent and his son's boarding school fees, has made a promise to bring his son home. The question remains: will he be able to fulfill his promise?

A lonely frustrated man locked in his unexpected desires and destroy his beautiful life, but one day a unexpected guest come to meet him and show a key who open his life lock.